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Workshop on Sep 12: shipping LLM systems that actually survive production

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There's a hands-on masterclass on Sep 12 for anyone treating prompts as more than just phrasing tricks, engineers, data scientists, and tech leads who want defensible answers to "which model," "did that change actually help," and "why is this so expensive." In 3.5 hours you build a production LLM w…

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  1. 2026-09-01 14:39 · r/OpenAI
    Workshop on Sep 12: shipping LLM systems that actually survive production
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    Workshop on Sep 12: shipping LLM systems that actually survive production

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